Question

After a survey of all students, evidently they read newspapers red, green, blue,<br />combination of them or none of them in the distribution given below.<br />30<br />10<br />65<br />50<br />45<br />100<br />The probability that any random student reads more than one paper (in percent) is​

Answer 1

Answer:

1

Explanation:

As everyone reads more than 3 papers

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Answer 2

Given

Newspapers read by the students = Red, Green, Blue

Combination of them or none of them in the distribution = 30, 10, 65, 50, 45, 100

To find

The probability that any random student reads more than one paper (in percentage)

Solution

Probability is always measured on a scale of 0-1.

Since all the students read all newspapers,

the probability that any random student reads more than one paper = 1

In percentage = 100%